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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 28, 1984
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Sept. 19 — Dr. Joel and Karen
(Fischer) Kahn of Ann Arbor an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Daniel Benjamin. Grandparents
are Irwin and Ruth Kahn and Ar-
thur and Patricia Fischer, all of
Southfield. Great-grandparents
are David Fischer and Jacob and
Eva Kahn, all of Southfield, and
Abraham and Hilda Kaufman of
Windsor.
Michele, sister to Darryl Adam.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Hersh Goldberg of South-
field and Henry Tobet of Far-
mington Hills. Proud great-
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Zabel of Oak Park. Gillian
is named in loving memory of her
grandmother Gizelle Tobet and
her great-grandmother Maria
Gluck.
Sept. 17 — Howard and Randie
Rossman (Randie Shiffman) of
West Bloomfield proudly an-
nounce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Lindsey Alexandra, sister to
David Lee.
Sept. 8 — Robert and Gail Katz
(Gail Robbins) of Southfield pro-
udly announce the birth of a son,
Michael Brandon. Proud grand-
parents are Nate and Bertha Rob-
bins of Oak Park. Great-grand-
mother is Helen Kaufer of Oak
Park. Michael Brandon is named
in loving memory of his paternal
grandparents Emil and Freda
Katz.
Sept. 16 — Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Goode (Barbara Markzon) an-
nounce the birth of a son, Michael
David. Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Max Markzon and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goode.
Sept. 14 — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Goldberg (Anita Tobet) of West
Bloomfield proudly announce the
birth of their daughter, Gillian
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Sept. 5 — Michael and Barbara
Schwartz (Barbara Skolnick of
Southfield) of Denver, Colo., an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Aaron Jacob. Proud grandparents
are Morris and Eva Skolnick of
Southfield and David and Esther
Schwartz of Columbus, Ohio.
Aug. 29 — Former Detroiter Dr.
Jerold Askin and Mrs. Askin (nee
Bonni Fish) of LaPalma, Calif.
proudly °announce the birth of
their son, Joshua Brett. Proud
grandparents are Mrs. Lillian
Dingier of Oak Park, Mrs. Sarah
Jody of New York and David
Askin of Southfield. Proud
great-grandparents are Mrs.
Betty Fish of Illinois and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Starr of New Jersey.
year be filled
with health and
happiness for
all our family
and friends
Aug. 9 — Dr. Robert and Karen
Krohner (nee Karen Marrich),
former Detroiters of Marlton,
N.J., proudly announce the birth
of their son, Matthew Benjamin.
Proud grandparents are Don and
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Krohner of Southfield. Proud
great-grandmother is Rae
Friedenberg of Pasadena, Calif.
Matthew is named in loving
memory of both of his maternal
great-grandfathers Mr. Maurice
Marrich and Mr. Harry Benjamin
Friedenberg.
July 8 — Dr. and Mrs. Martir
Jourden (nee Renee Asher, for-
merly of West Bloomfield) of Hon-
olulu, Hawaii, joyfully announce
the birth of their son, Samuel
Alexander, brother to Nicole De-
nise. Proud grandparents are
Mrs. Inga Asher of Honolulu and ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jourden_
of Grand Rapids. Samuel is
named in loving memory of his
paternal great-grandfather Mr.
Sidney Grossman and his mater-
nal grandfather Mr. Mac Asher.
NEWS
School district
would obey order
to halt Bible clubs
The superintendent of a west-
ern Michigan school district said
last week that he would suspend
lunch-hour meetings of Bible
clubs in two of the district's
elementary schools if ordered to
by a judge.
Tri-County Area School Dis,-
trict Superintendent Robert Mil-
ler made the promise last Wed-
nesday, after the State Board of
Education voted unanimously to
seek a lawsuit against the district
based in Howard City, north of
Grand Rapids. The eight-member
board, at the request of Stag-'
Schools Superintendent Phillip
Runkel, approved the action in a
half-hour meeting Wednesday
morning.
State officials feel that the
Bible meetings, on school prem=
ises during school hours, violate.
the constitutional separation cf
church and state. The lunch-hour
sessions were to begin early next
month.
UNIFIL talks
Jerusalem (JTA) — Brian Ur-
quhart, the United Nations
Undersecretary General, wound
up a Middle East tour over the
weekend with meetings with top,
Israeli officials, dealng mainly
with the situation in Lebanon.
Sources said Urquhart was anx-
ious to discern whether there is
any shift in Israel's attitude
toward the United Nations
Interim Force in Lebanon (IN-
IFIL) since the Labor-Likud unity_
government replaced the Likuk-
led regime. The UN has long ad-
vocated an expanded role for UN=
IFIL in south Lebanon, enabling
Israel to pull its forces out. Such a
view is shared by Israeli Defense
Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The UN-
IFIL mandate comes up for re-'
newal by the Security Council on
Oct. 19.
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